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The feature that enables single sign-on (SSO) for Microsoft 365 services using corporate credentials is Azure AD Connect. This tool synchronizes on-premises directories with Azure Active Directory, allowing users to utilize their corporate credentials to access Microsoft 365 services seamlessly. When Azure AD Connect is implemented, it facilitates not only the synchronization of user identities and directories but also enables the configuration of SSO capabilities.

With SSO, users can log in once with their corporate credentials and gain access to multiple applications and services, enhancing user experience and increasing productivity by minimizing the number of times they need to enter their credentials. This is essential for organizations that want to manage access securely while simplifying the login process across various Microsoft 365 services.

The other options are related to identity management and security, but they do not primarily focus on enabling SSO in the same way that Azure AD Connect does. Azure AD Domain Services provides managed domain services but does not directly facilitate SSO. Azure AD Connect Health offers monitoring for Azure AD Connect, and Azure AD Identity Protection focuses on risk-based conditional access policies rather than SSO itself.